what are the limits of the client server architecture [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
what are the limits of the client server architecture [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
what are the limits of the client server architecture [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
what are the limits of the client server architecture [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
Is this architecture feasible? Maintaining two tcp sockets open from the server to two clients in order to relay events between the two
Basically I need to keep track of two clients and need pass messages between the two. I am thinking of creating a tcp connection between the clients and the server and using the server to manage this connection between the two and relay messages as needed. I need to know if my architecture is realistic in the sense that it needs to be able to scale to hold thousands of these relays.
Is this architecture feasible? Maintaining two tcp sockets open from the server to two clients in order to relay events between the two
Basically I need to keep track of two clients and need pass messages between the two. I am thinking of creating a tcp connection between the clients and the server and using the server to manage this connection between the two and relay messages as needed. I need to know if my architecture is realistic in the sense that it needs to be able to scale to hold thousands of these relays.
Is this architecture feasible? Maintaining two tcp sockets open from the server to two clients in order to relay events between the two
Basically I need to keep track of two clients and need pass messages between the two. I am thinking of creating a tcp connection between the clients and the server and using the server to manage this connection between the two and relay messages as needed. I need to know if my architecture is realistic in the sense that it needs to be able to scale to hold thousands of these relays.
Is this architecture feasible? Maintaining two tcp sockets open from the server to two clients in order to relay events between the two
Basically I need to keep track of two clients and need pass messages between the two. I am thinking of creating a tcp connection between the clients and the server and using the server to manage this connection between the two and relay messages as needed. I need to know if my architecture is realistic in the sense that it needs to be able to scale to hold thousands of these relays.
Is this architecture feasible? Maintaining two tcp sockets open from the server to two clients in order to relay events between the two
Basically I need to keep track of two clients and need pass messages between the two. I am thinking of creating a tcp connection between the clients and the server and using the server to manage this connection between the two and relay messages as needed. I need to know if my architecture is realistic in the sense that it needs to be able to scale to hold thousands of these relays.
Is there any way to establish a direct connection between 2 mobile devices over internet?
In the company I’m working we have our own iOSAndroidWP apps which allow our employees to share a certain type of files to each other. This app works through our server but recently we encountered a situation when some of our employees need to reach to each other, they’re even in the same building, but can’t due to a restricted connection to the internet outside of the country. Installing a server in this country is out of the question so now we’re looking for an alternative solution.